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1501  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 02, 2012, 05:53:04 PM
Hypocrisy comes with pathological behavior, Mesarah.  It's often the only way a pathological liar can reconcile their behavior and/or words in the face of incontrovertible evidence to the contrary.

1502  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 02, 2012, 07:05:20 AM
Get some education and help bud, not all of your current and future customers can be "pathological/liars". There is always a cause behind every situation. Find out what the commonalities are as a first step to a resolution.

It can be anything from communication issues to simply a lack of a broad understanding of a series of issues.

Fitting your current/former/future customers base into a labeled box of "liars" is an uneducated way of going about finding a resolution to these issues.

A former customer can be won back if you pamper them. Though you don't write to them as if they are trash once you have issued a refund. If you consider them trash or a waste of resources, at the tip of a hat, then what does it say about your valuation of these individuals buying products from you?

Stop with the "pathological liar" routine and start somewhere helpful. If there is an issue, find a way to correct it and resolve the issue.

There's only a few of you who are either pathological liars, like Elden, CreativeX and yourself or there are those that have agendas, namely to besmirch BFL at every turn with false information.  You don't seem to understand, we don't want customers like you. Ever. The effort vs reward ratio on people like you is disastrous to a company; You are the type of people that drag everything around you down because you've failed in one fashion or another and you want everyone else to be dragged to your level so that you don't feel so bad about yourselves.  The thing is, it's only a few select people ... you'll notice how no one else posts the ridiculous information you clowns post, right?  There's a reason for that - most people have a well developed sense of reality.  They understand the need to check their facts before passing them along to others.  You and those like you lack it, this is the "commonality" you are wondering about.  You don't check facts; You just want something to be true so desperately that you convince yourself that they are true, so you post them as if these imaginary things you have floating around in your head are facts.  What's truly frightening is the fact that you can be shown beyond a shadow of a doubt that what you're claiming is unquestionably false and you still maintain that it's true.  This last bit with Elden is a nice example of that. 

Inaba: "Here is a link to a post of you stating X." 
Elden: "No I didn't state X."
Inaba: "Are you denying that you posted that?"
Elden: "No."
Inaba: "..."

It's bizarre, but it is what it is.  But it's impossible to argue with someone so self deluded that they deny evidence that is right in front of them.

You made poor choices and now you have to live with them.  What's not understandable is why you feel the need to continually make things up and pass along false information, regardless of the reason behind it.  If you are just truly so ignorant that you can't be bothered to check your facts before posting, then stop posting.  If it's not case of ignorance, then it's pure malice or pettiness.  In either case, if you stopped posting on this forum all together, the collective IQ of Bitcoin Talk would rise by several points.  That is what your "contribution" to this community is - a sum negative.  It sucks to be at the bottom, I'm sure, but that's where people like you are and you need to deal with it and not involve others in your pathetic shenanigans. 

1503  Economy / Marketplace / Re: So you think you're going to start a Bitcoin business, right? on: December 02, 2012, 02:28:24 AM
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I'd have said the stupid days of Bitcoin are behind us. Sorta like how the Van Buren crisis brought an end to the stupid days of America.

We know that's not the case though... you're still here.
1504  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 02, 2012, 02:27:16 AM
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Then promptly, they released information that they would not receive their first batch until Mid December. Then revised the revision again to make it sometime in January. (A full 30 day delay)

There you go lying again Puerto Libre.  Why do you insist on manufacturing facts and lying about things that can be readily discovered by anyone putting in even a little bit of time?  

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ot at all; are you?  Because this is certainly a lie:

Everything I say can be backed up with facts... just like the fact that you are, apparently, a pathological liar.  Faced with undeniable quotes you yourself made, you try to claim you "Oh no, I didn't really mean you wern't going the full custom route."  

Whatever, you are a joke Elden.  Just like Puerto Libre and CreativeX you have to make up "facts" to bash BFL.  You are pathetic. Unlike Puerto Libre and CreativeX, I had some respect for you until it became clear that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about and you're still pissed off BFL rained all over your parade last year.  If you were able to actually develop something people wanted, BFL wouldn't have been able to steal your thunder. But as it is, you're just a has been who can't actually compete so you resort to bashing and crying.  Pathetic.

The point still stands, anything you say with regards to technology and BFL in particular needs to be evaluated for "truthiness," because you're incapable (or unwilling) to actually tell the truth when it comes to design.  I'd hate to have actually tried to work with something you designed, it'd have be likely to electrocute me or something with your poor understanding of engineering.

1505  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 08:53:22 PM
Yeah, and BFL will still be shipping before bASIC.  As for cheaper per G/h, good luck with that, but you already knew that BFL would match competitive offerings.  Enjoy your 200w piece o' junk that is obsolete before it even ships!  Oh, tell me again how much power or even what kind of power connector bASIC is going to be using?  Do you get a PSU with your unit? No?  You mean you have to BUY a PSU, cables, etc...?  Really?  So I guess that $1069.00 isn't really the REAL cost of running a bASIC is it?  Yay for hidden costs!  At least BFL is up front and honest about the cost of a unit.




1506  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 08:26:01 PM
Yeah, how's that "week after Thanksgiving" or was it 1st week of December shipping date (It was kind of fuzzy from the start) from your vendor working out?  Got your ASIC yet?
1507  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [2000 GH/s] EMC: No Fee/PPS/DGM/Dwolla/SMS/2FA/GBT/Stratum/Vardiff on: December 01, 2012, 08:07:47 PM
I'm looking at your account and I see a balance of 0.57876095 and an unconfirmed balance of 0.79962099 ... which seems right in line with what it should be.  You seem to be cycling through as one would expect on blocks. 

Could you elaborate on exactly what you're seeing?  Maybe there's a display error somehow? 

Worst case, email or PM me your password and I will login and as you and check it out. 
1508  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 08:01:04 PM
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BFL locked up pre-orders based on a fairy tale shipping date they had zero chance of achieving. This is the second time they've done this with a product launch. How much damage has been done to Avalon, BTCFPGA, and ASICMiner by this tactic? Pre-orders paid for in BTC 6 months ago? What's the real cost of a BFL Single SC to those miners?

Locked up pre-orders?  Really?  Can you point me to a single person who hasn't gotten a refund that has asked for it?  No?  Ok, then you lied again. Quite the habit with you.

1509  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [2000 GH/s] EMC: No Fee/PPS/DGM/Dwolla/SMS/2FA/GBT/Stratum/Vardiff on: December 01, 2012, 04:52:19 PM
Actual shares
1510  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [2000 GH/s] EMC: No Fee/PPS/DGM/Dwolla/SMS/2FA/GBT/Stratum/Vardiff on: December 01, 2012, 04:43:52 PM
Actual shares at the actual number of shares submitted, at any difficulty.  Diff1 shares are the equivalent number of diff1 shares, which is what everyone is paid against.

With the advent of variable difficulty shares, we needed a baseline way to account for shares, and sticking with the diff1 shares seems the most obvious and efficient solution.
1511  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 04:21:15 PM
Elden as to his BS about how BFL isn't using a full custom ASIC

I never said that.


Are you a pathological liar or something?  Are you denying you wrote this?

It's utterly pointless to compare a standard-cell design to a full-custom design using transistor count.  Even between full-custom designs it's normal to see a 4x variation in area based on the foresight of the architect and the skill of the layout designer.  By the way, BFL doesn't use the phrase "full custom" to mean the same thing it means in the industry.


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By the way, BFL doesn't use the phrase "full custom" to mean the same thing it means in the industry.

We don't?  Please elaborate. (I'm serious, I'm not being snarky.  If we/I am using it incorrectly, then I would like to use the proper term.)

Standard-cell ASICs and synthesis-flow ASICs are not considered full-custom chips.

The phrase "fully custom" is a BFL-ism that sounds a lot like "truthiness" Smiley  In fact the third google hit for "fully custom asic" on the entire interweb is BFL which ought to be a hint that it is a contortion of the usual industry terminology...

I asked you point blank if we are not using the phrase "full custom" correctly to describe our chips, what is wrong with it.  You proceeded to explain that what BFL was describing was a Standard-cell ASIC and/or synthesis-flow ASIC.  Ok, so I guess I missed a reason as to why you post such nonsense:  You a) Have an agenda, b) Don't know what you're talking about or c) are a pathological liar. 

I guess it's up for grabs which one.
1512  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 06:24:12 AM
Nothing... I was referring to and correcting Elden as to his BS about how BFL isn't using a full custom ASIC and pointing out that just about everything he says about BFL turns out to be wrong, so people should be wary about what he says with regards to clock buffers, as it's clear he's either got an agenda or doesn't know what he's talking about (or both).  
1513  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: December 01, 2012, 05:21:22 AM
This whole thread is about a typo?

Well, it was about clock buffers and then Josh/Inaba decided it ought to be about typos (or terminology, at least).

I'd rather talk about mask sets, respins, and clock buffers.
typical BFL diversion techniques.

There's no diversion, it's called "Correcting people who are spreading false information."  Don't post false information, I won't correct you.
1514  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [2000 GH/s] EMC: No Fee/PPS/DGM/Dwolla/SMS/2FA/GBT/Stratum/Vardiff on: November 30, 2012, 06:17:40 PM
What does the Block Status page say as far as that goes?
1515  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [2000 GH/s] EMC: No Fee/PPS/DGM/Dwolla/SMS/2FA/GBT/Stratum/Vardiff on: November 30, 2012, 06:06:47 PM
Hmm... not sure what would be the cause of that.  Are you sure your miners are connected to the EMC servers and not another pool?
1516  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: November 30, 2012, 06:05:22 PM
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Wow, you caught a typo and have been playing off of that for months, congratulations!

To be fair, Josh:

This is Google's cache of http://whoisly.com/source/butterflylabs.com. It is a snapshot of the page as it appeared on Oct 27, 2012 13:42:35 GMT.: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:uDv4RePYSAUJ:whoisly.com/source/butterflylabs.com+&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

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Our Super Computer platform is a 3rd generation to all our products using a fully custom ASIC processor design.  Devices based on this technology are currently scheduled for October delivery.

This is Google's cache of http://www.butterflylabs.com/. It is a snapshot of the page as it appeared on Nov 24, 2012 17:42:35 GMT.: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:4h0EglEDG5wJ:www.butterflylabs.com/&hl=en&tbo=d&gl=us&strip=1

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Our Super Computer platform is a 3rd generation to all our products using a fully custom ASIC processor design.  Devices based on this technology are currently scheduled for December delivery.

Later, bud.

~Bruno K~


Yes, I know, I just corrected it, since it was a typo no one ever mentioned before.  In all other communication, we use "full custom" and that one spot had an extra "y" erroneously appended, which is what Elden has been banking on for months, since he doesn't have anything legitimate to add.
1517  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: November 30, 2012, 04:51:58 AM
I bet you are simultaneously terrifying and total F'ing awesome to hang out with. Smiley


1518  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: November 30, 2012, 04:35:48 AM
I would estimate around the middle or end of January for that order number... but I'm pullin' an Elden here and just guessing without any data to back that up.

1519  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: BFL did lie about their ASIC! NEW info. on: November 30, 2012, 04:10:22 AM
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And at first I wasn't blowing any whistle, but I have some experience with projects and a easy calculation told me that the earliest they can deliver is mid January, so all their claims for October were ridiculous and kind of got me pissed off.

I just had to LOL at this. 

Reminds me of this:



Is that you, King_pin?  Do you have some "experience" little guy?  Just like you had "experience" with the Devil 13?
1520  Other / Off-topic / Re: Just what is a clock buffer anyway? on: November 30, 2012, 04:04:00 AM
So, since you obviously know what you're talking about (can you sense the sarcasm?), could you point out where BFL has used "fully custom?"

On the front page of your website.

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$ curl http://www.butterflylabs.com | grep -i 'fully custom'

Our Super Computer platform is a 3rd generation to all our products using a fully custom ASIC processor design.  Devices based on this technology are currently scheduled for December delivery.  See our <a title="Products" href="http://www.butterflylabs.com/products/">products </a>page if you would like to get on the pre-order list.

Wow, you caught a typo and have been playing off of that for months, congratulations!  I like how you just skate over the fact that you quoted a Google link, pointing to a thread where someone else uses the term "fully custom" and on the very same page you are correcting them.  Then you glaze over the fact that the announcement by BFL uses the term correct.  THEN you also gloss over the fact that you swore up and down that there was no possible way BFL was using a full custom design... yet here we are.

Dude, face it, you're full of shit.  You know it, I know it... everyone else knows it.  We'll just keep this thread warm fro the next time you try to "educate" someone with your special brand of BS, so we can demonstrate, once again, you don't know what you're talking about half the time.

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Dude, take a deep breath.  Your Ignore tag is at #F2F2D8.

Well she-it!  I better stop railing against idiots then... ooops, too late.

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